Date: Sun, Jun 14, 2026 at 1:53 PM
Subject: Weekly Market Update: Extreme Volatility Continues as Market Stabilization Approaches
Dear SPR Premium Subscribers,
The U.S. stock market closed this week after experiencing extremely volatile price action in both directions.
Earlier in the week, markets declined sharply as inflation concerns intensified alongside renewed military conflict between the United States and Iran. Investor anxiety increased significantly after President Trump mentioned the possibility of additional strikes targeting Iranian infrastructure facilities, further amplifying fears across the market.
However, sentiment shifted dramatically during the latter part of the week. Reports emerged indicating that the United States and Iran had made substantial progress toward reaching a ceasefire-related MOU agreement and that a finalized agreement could be signed soon. As a result, market sentiment stabilized rapidly, leading to a strong rebound into the weekly close.
Throughout this process, buying and selling flows moved aggressively in both directions, creating an environment where confidence in directional market flow remained extremely weak and unstable. Consequently, overall market volatility expanded significantly.
From a broader perspective, however, the market continues to behave largely in line with the corrective trend structure discussed in our previous weekly outlook. We expect these unstable and volatile fluctuations to continue through this week and likely into next week as well, similar to aftershocks following a major event.
As the market approaches the latter part of June, we continue to expect conditions to gradually stabilize, allowing a more visible transition toward an upward weekly trend structure to emerge.
While this remains our broader market outlook, it is important to note that the extreme volatility seen recently has also created divergence among individual stocks. In some cases, individual equities are continuing to show elevated downside risk and even potential transitions into the Bearish Zone despite the broader market outlook.
Because this week's price action was heavily influenced by unstable and low-confidence buying and selling flows, these individual stock outlooks may continue to change and adjust alongside future market stabilization. We encourage investors to keep this in mind when evaluating near-term positioning.
Over the next one to two weeks, we expect market flows to gradually stabilize, allowing greater reliability in directional buying and selling trends while reducing the probability of major revisions to the broader outlook.
At this stage, as the market approaches a potential weekly uptrend transition near the end of June, we believe investors should begin refining position strategies by selectively identifying attractive low-price accumulation opportunities.
Within the next one to two weeks, visibility regarding the broader weekly uptrend transition is expected to improve significantly. At that point, we believe investors will be in a stronger position to make more decisive allocation and positioning decisions.
If you have any questions regarding this analysis, please feel free to contact us at any time.
P.S. Beginning with this week’s weekly report, the trend benchmark used in the Pretiming Report has been updated. The previous 30-day average trend position has now been replaced with a 10-day average trend position. This adjustment allows investors to evaluate the prior 10-day trend average, the current position, and the projected future 10-day trend average using a unified reference framework.
Thank you.
SPRㅣ Stock Pretiming Report team.
All forecasts are probabilistic and subject to change as market conditions evolve. Investment decisions remain solely the responsibility of each investor.)
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